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I don't like testing or running my engines in the back garden due to the noise disturbing the neighbours and so use the field test bench. I personally would find it useful if there was a shelter at the field test bench where i could run engines even when the weather was dubious. Thinking some along the lines of a decent sized gazeebo. Would anyone else find this useful? Make a good model shelter on changeable days also. | |
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Administrator Posts: 250 | It would be handy but I doubt if it would last long. Vandals and thieves etc. | |
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Member Posts: 82 |
How about using an old parasol cut hole in table to suit diam of pole when not in use can be used at picnic table to protect us wrinklies on sunny days | |
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-- NEVER LOOK DOWN ON SOMEONE UNLESS YOU,RE HELPING THEM UP
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Member Posts: 140 |
Sunny days?????? What sunny days? | |
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-- Dougie
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